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| Gluten Free Pasta: Andean Dream Quinoa Macaroni |
BRAND: Andean Dream
COST: $5.99
SIZE: 8oz
COST PER OZ: $0.74/oz
CERTIFIED GLUTEN FREE: NO
CERTIFICATION AGENCY: N/A
ORGANIC: YES
CERTIFICATION AGENCY: IMO-Switzerland
VEGAN: Unknown
WHEAT FREE FACILITY: Unknown
LOCATION OF FACILITY: Bolivia
*These statements are based on the information printed on the product packaging. We cannot verify the accuracy of this information. For verification of the statements above, please contact the manufacturer.
REVIEW:
When coming to the table today, we knew exactly what to expect from this pasta. It was the same brand of pasta that we had for lunch yesterday only in a different shape. Our expectations were met with the great texture and taste we had experienced the day before.
Consistency with cooking is also another thing to note with this product. We got the same texture that we expected 2 days in a row which is important. When you cook spaghetti, you want to be sure that spaghetti is what you get unlike the surprise that we got the other day when we found rice in place of the spaghetti that we put in.
Consistency with cooking is also another thing to note with this product. We got the same texture that we expected 2 days in a row which is important. When you cook spaghetti, you want to be sure that spaghetti is what you get unlike the surprise that we got the other day when we found rice in place of the spaghetti that we put in.
He was quite intrigued by our daily gluten free lunches. So from our office and from Brian of Brian Martin Metals, we give the 280 families a perfect 5 for this product.
Taste: We had a few guests for lunch today, Brian of Brian Martin Metals, who said that the pasta tasted “clean” and that came as a compliment. Quinoa is a great grain that has a very good flavor.
Labeling: The labeling on this packaging is very simple. On the front, is just the brand and type of pasta; no unnecessary jibber jabber. On the back is a nice background story on the quinoa grain and how the grain is grown in the Bolivian Andes at an elevation of 13,000, which they claim is where the finest quality of quinoa is grown.
Packaging: Good packaging as it is made out of paper, which can be recycled.
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RATING:
Texture: 5
Taste: 5
Value: 2
OVERALL: 4
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